Clarence Wooten posts about three factors in Web 2.0 which is different from the original, open source, blogs and social networks. Read it.
Also read his previous post on Web 2.0 which has one of the best definitions I've seen:
Web 2.0 is a collection of small pieces of loosely joined technologies coupled with a movement towards collaboration and interoperability. This has enabled control of information to shift to individuals and has given us a voice like never before. We are now able to easily locate and connect with like-minded circles and form social networks that drive mass-collaboration — wikis , open-source and tag-based folksonomies are all examples of this.Posted by Josh at August 22, 2005 07:16 AM | TrackBack